Energy Regulators

* FEATURES :-

• Long duty cycle and short intervals between heating = greater average output, e.g. for heating up.
• Short duty cycle and long intervals between heating = smaller average output, e.g. for simmering.
• The output of the load can be set to between 6% to 85% of the rated output. Select highest setting for full nominal rating (100%).
• Infinitely variable control of the power supply.

Energy Regulators types is used in the Cooking appliance, which designed to have the lowest terminal height, in the smallest physical package and still it provides a fully featured control. This benefits the customer by providing design flexibility and material savings. An Energy Regulator is not a thermostat, it cannot measure temperature, It is also called Infinites and Simmer stats.

• Lowest terminal height.
• Smallest footprint size.
• No Welding.
• No Riveting.
• No Gluing.

* Specifications :

• Rated Power :230V 13A; 50/60HZ
• Service Temperature Range: 0-125 rade
• Insulation Resistance: ≥ 100MΩ
• Energy Operation Range: 6%-70%
• Electric Intensity : AC 2000V/Min

The Infinite Control Regulators gives infinite control for non-inductive loads up to 15 Amps on 120 or 240 V AC (cannot be used with an external contactor). It can be turned either to left or right to adjust proper heat from 0-100% wattage with infinite control over the first 50% of total wattage. Energized continuously in HI position, at other settings it delivers selected input level under control of a simple bimetal timer. Only 3 mounting holes are necessary to install the infinite control switch in customer supplied box or panel. It is designed for use at ambient temperatures up to 85°C.

* FEATURES :-

• Simplicity of design with no cams or levers to adjust, and no motor to burn out.
• Automatic compensation for line voltage fluctuations up to ± 15%.
• Bimetal acts at settings less than HI to limit electrical input and depress temperature.
• Mechanical Bi-Metal Operation.
• Knob Setting 0 - 100% Output.
• Double Pole, Single Throw.
• (DPST) Snap-Action.
• Positive Break.
• 120 or 240 V(Ac) depending on model.
• 1800 W & 3600 Watts.
• Cannot be used with a contactor.